Wood being a natural element is fast becoming a material of choice in residential building facade cladding world over and particularly in India. This is a rising trend and is particularly seen in the context of cities where villas are the primary abode for the rich and influential.
Increasing business with today’s competition can seem tough. And it is. Unless the key delivery of any business or profession is not in place it can be a rough ride. As an Architect or interior designer, your main focus is on delivering “an aesthetically designed and well-executed functional space that fulfils the needs of its occupants and the larger habitat it is a part of”.
Our country now has the dubious distinction of having the most no. of cities with highly polluted air. And not only the outdoor air, latest research points to an even more dangerous fact. It seems indoor air is also grossly polluted though not as highlighted.
We now live in “online times” so to say. Connected 24 x 7, fast access to anything and everything over the web and tons of data! Where do businesses and people who still have more of a “physical orientation” stand? Are they completely out of times or they still have some hope?
This is a common question: which is best, engineered or laminate flooring? The immediate answer to the question is that both of them are equally perfect in their own way and for their own use depending on the user’s needs.
Is it only the looks or what is inside that matters most? Well, the answer is both. A flooring material is bought for the obvious reason that a floor is required as a base. So surely it must be strong & long lasting.